two protests, two calls for change on capitol hill today. michelle: one group is focusing on campaign finance and election reform. the second on stopping gun violence. jonathan: our team coverage begins with mike carter-conneen. he is live with the democracy spring protesters. this is their second day of demonstrating, right, mike? mike: 400 were arrested yesterday on the steps of the capitol building, another 85 protesters were arrested today according to the u.s. capitol police in another sit-in here. nearby, hundreds more protesters gathered in this grassy area where i'm standing where they had a permit to gather. several dozen more protesters organized a sit-in near the entrance of the capitol building, refusing to move despite repeated warnings that demonstrations there are not permitted. most arrested today were elderly people. there were no handcuffs or zip tie restraints. they were each escorted away peacefully and with mass arrest procedures and giving citations with crowding and obstructing. they are demanding legislation to restore and exp

on your side. michelle: some of the top stories we're working on today. two injured including a maryland state trooper on the beltway in lanham. the outer loop shut down near 202 and will be closed for the next 90 minutes. we will have an update on the closure from jamie sullivan in a few minute. caps fans -- leon: rocking the read -- red ahead of game one. we will hear from the team as they get ready to go out and take on the broad street bullies. years in the making phase two of the repairs at the cathedral underway. still several years of work ahead. michelle? michelle: "7 on your side" with a health alert now. the c.d.c. now saying that the zikav deffect known as microcephaly, an arrest normally small and under developed brain. we have the you are vent warning from health officials. >> now that the c.d.c. confirmed that it causes a brain abnormality, the severe birth defects seen in babies born with small heads some americans are changing the travel plans. >> we have decided to cancel the wedding in mexico for the health and safety of family and frien

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more on that, we head back to doug and michelle and leon. leon: like the sound of that. doug: you don't know how many fridays have i spent on a news desk hemming and hawing. well the weekend, well, -- this time it's perfect. michelle: we like when it cooperates. doug: cool in morning. uper 40 to low 50's but it will warm up and be fine. get started with a look at things around the area now. we have a live look at the rockville. the rockville campus of the montgomery campus. afternoon with cloudiness skies thanks to a massive ridge of high pressure in the atmosphere. the wind direction, we are staying cooler. would you rather have five days of rain and 75 degrees or five day of sunshine and 60's? i will give you two seconds. i won't. this is what we want. 62 in the capital. forecast tonight one thing missing. you don't see a forecast advisory. crystal clear skies and light winds. i told you yesterday this is omega ridge because the circulation that coming up and around and out of the system looks like the greek letter omega. this is the system when you get under one usuall

that is maryland on the 26th. michelle: moving forward for clinton, does he shift the focus from sanders to zeroing in on trump? scott: we are seeing that already. some of the lines that she puts out are really more against trump than they are against bernie sanders. i think you will see more super pac ads in that direction as well. wrapped up need to focus on the general election in their minds. they are doing that but trying to do it with the subtlety not to overlook bernie sanders who put up a spectacular fight so far. michelle: all right. thank you so much. we'll be watching trump event on the eastern shore of maryland. jonathan: thanks. coming up at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- take a load off. we will explain what they are and how they could make a difference the next time you fly. michelle: later, get out the brooms. live in philly as the caps try to go for the sweep. jonathan: but first -- >> we will get you the answers. we will hold those accountable. we're not targeting any persons or people. nobody is off-limits eithe

michelle: how about this? this is not something to laugh about. a lazy way to walk a dog has police on the lookout in california. you can see instead of walking alongside her dog, this woman, yeah, she is driving. jonathan: what? michelle: with her dog tethered alongside it. a concerned citizen caught it on camera and pointed to a child in the backseat as the poor dog. the video immediately got the attention of the stockton animal services department. >> you have a dog and you don't feel like getting out to walk it, when you shouldn't have a dog. >> we have a lack of humane education not only for adults in this case but as children as well. michelle: so many things could go wrong with this scenario. authorities say the leash could have gotten tangled and injured the dog. they are investigating this as a case of animal cruelty. they are still trying to i.d. the come -- the woman. i bet someone recognizes the dog and the car. jonathan: i had a friend with a greyhound and he would go on the bicycle and ride as fast as he could because it would outrun him. but doing it on a street -- miche

we reached out to 24 finance on michelle's behalf. problem solved. she tells us they've contacted her to let her know they will update their systems to make sure that her membership is good not just for one gym but for all 24 hour finance locations. because of the confusion she says the company has offered to extend her membership without any additional fees. >> so did 24 hour finance buy all of bally gyms? >> no. in this case they acquired 30 of them. bally members of those locations do continue to have their club privileges there. but someone like michelle has of the other 24 hour finance locations. she'll be getting back to her gym routine, recovering from kangs cancer. >> she knows baquero is tough. >> remember, from now everyone who reaches out will get a response from the team at our new consumer investigative center. >>> coming up next, the battle over a fire house on the jersey shore. >>> chuck is here with a look at what's coming up at 6:00. >>> a growing scandal involving the nypd coming up. >> reporter: top brass stripped of their guns and

on twitter and online. for the latest updates as they happen go to wjla.com and search "olivera." michelle: metro's top executive grilled on the hill today. paul wiedefeld answering questions about the controversial shutdown. jonathan: he made the decision last month to take all the trains out of service for one full day. emergency inspections finding frayed cables underground. some of the tissues so bad that if they knew about it earlier the trains would have been halted a lot sooner. brianne carter has wiedefeld's explanation. he took the hot seat for sure. brianne: well, the hearing is still ongoing here on capitol hill. just beyond these doors. that hearing again he said continuing this a meeting with the houe earlier today the general manager met with senators from the region managers as well. this comes after the shut down on march 16. that has been a large focus of the controversy today. the general manager said he never wanted to shut the system down but knew after the answers he was getting to many questions about what had been done there with the cables and the trap he had no oth

michelle: thank you. not one but two countries working to recover after deadly earthquakes rocked residents. another 350 dead in ecuador. rescuers around the world are heading to help. alison starling is at the live desk with the latest. alison: an awful situation. the 7.8-magnitude quake hit on saturday. aid workers are in place from mexico, bolivia and switzerland. we check in with the search and rescue team virginia tars one and they have not been activated in the area. john kerry says the u.s. will help in any way it can. >> i have gratitude for all the workers who haven't slept or eaten as they work hard to save lives. alison: this morning a 7-year-old girl were rescued. international aid group are setting up plants to provide clean drinking water there. doctors are also in the area to help people cope with the disaster. michelle: the u.s. is airlifting water, and supplies to remote southern japan rocked by two earthquakes late week. another thousand injured and ten people are still missing today. 180,000 pe

on the ground. she is all kind of fun. adventurous. michelle: living on the age. she has the right attitude. what does she have to lose? go for it. jonathan: take chances in life. good for her. michelle: good for her. love to be that way. love to get to that age. the cape may ferry getting upgrades thanks to a $6 million grant. according to the news journal they will get two engines more efficient and should reduce emissions by 40%. the money is coming from the central transit administration ferry grant program. jonathan: coming up for us at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- picking up the pace. the change that is coming to try to make your experience with the chipped credit cards just >> gunfire that people say sounded like a war. bullet holes here, there. other cars down there. the latest in an outburst of violence in maryland state capital which now includes a homicide. i'm brad bell. yeah. we love low prices. no bones about it. [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. my giant. i'm chris van hollen, and i approve this message. narrator: an atta

michelle: i'd like one. jonathan: i'm not a robe guy. but if i was that looks like a good one. ming up for us at 4:00 -- >> thank you for helping us for adoption. jonathan: how little boy is asking others to help him find a place to call home. michelle: first, pushing to repeal. the call to rethink north carolina's controversial bathroom bill. jonathan: "7 on your side" this afternoon in health matters. today kicks off zika awareness week in maryland. governor larry h state residents to learn all they can about the spread of the virus. it's carried by mosquitoes and it can be linked to birth defects and may be a contributing factor in developing gianbar syndrome. michelle: group of lawmakers are taking the first step toward trying to repeal north carolina so-called "bathroom bill." the democrats call the new restrictions discriminatory against the transgender community. reporter: protesters make clear the battle over north carolina so-called "bathroom" bill is not over. >> this bill advocates hate. reporter: opponents gather at the state house where lawmakers return today delive

michelle: class act. glad you are on our team. jonathan: talk about the erwith. hanges it seems by the minute. michelle: how does it feel out there? steve: it is so nice out here. no jacket. the guys are blue. working on the building across the street. it feels like it's growing. i joke with the producer. it's growing three floors a week. we are a national harbor. mild temperatures for the early evening hours. then it will fall slowly. 73 in winchester. tonight is 49 to 58 degrees. the clouds will be on the increase. the showers will develop late. they are all part of a cold front. you can see it here on the satellite and radar. it will split ohio in half through southern indiana. on the way early tomorrow morning. it will mean a wet rush hour commute. there is the morning rain. then the skies clear. warm up to lower 60's on thursday and friday. saturday we have the national cherry blossom festival parade downtown with the temperatures in the 60's. let's check on the commute. >> this is not terrible but we are watching a crash. 66 westbound in centreville. 30 minu

on. these word the people populated michelle ng obama's youth and our with her in many ways in what she is doing now. >> if you haven't read the book, one thing i would commend to you is this rich description of the history and life of the south side of chicago which i wasn't as familiar with as i should have been but it is a wonderful aspect of the book and the six degrees of separation from michelle obama is pretty astounding too especially in terms of civil rights leaders recognize either a connection or are related to her, pretty amazing and thank you for your research on that. those who have questions make your way to the microphone, we will cover two other areas and open up to your questions. i want to start with linda hirshman. why do you think it is that justice ginsberg has been so co-ceo in forming friendships with people who are so ideologically different than she? >> people ask me that a lot. who besides justice scalia do you have in mind? >> justice o'connor. >> let's talk about some more interesting things, her relationship with justice o'connor. when i started writing the bo

under the "7 on your side" tab. michelle: a real-life hamburglar on surveillance video. thegu police say followed a delivery man into a five guys on irving street. waited until he left. rummaged around and started to cook burgers. once he was done he grabbed bottled water and left. no money was stolen. call police if you recognize him. a clear picture. leon: if you do it between 3:00 and 5:00 p.m. you can get paid for it. get a job. michelle: there's that. leon: novel idea. michelle: he didn't take any money, though. leon: imagine that. all right. michelle: ride hailing app for women drivers and passengers set to launch. a closer look at the business and the controversy it is causing ahead. >> they are "jeopardy" teens in town for the "jeopardy" teen tournament. you will meet them next on abc7 news. i'm sam ford. great time for a shiny floor wax, no? not if you just put the finishing touches on your latest masterpiece. timing's important. comcast business knows that. that's why you can schedule an installation at a time that works for you. even late at night, or on the w

we do not talk about those in the fire academy on the officer keepes, so if we can turning the awareness that it is ok to ask for help. michelle: the fairfax county fire department is aware of the messages but right now is focused on helping murders of the family cope with the loss. funeral arrangements are pending. jonathan: lingering mysteries about the death of a legend, tonight officials gave clues about prince's death, but still no definitive word as to how he died. richard reeve is joining us with a going tribute -- growing tribute to prince. so many people around the world are remembering this music legend. connection with prince and the warner theatre, playing his last d.c. gig last june. there is a memorial with candles and flowers as the police investigate. paisleyators at the park complex say the were no obvious signs of trauma. his body was found thursday morning. >> we have no reason to believe at this point it was suicide. seen 8:00e was last wednesday night after he was dropped off by an acquaintance. the next morning, staff members became concerned when they could not reach the 57-year-old singer. >> they respo

on the wjla facebook page. we will share some of those with you later in the newscast. initial michelle: looking at other news. only on 7, a day after three people were criminally charged in the flint water crisis parents are raising concerns about the drinking water in some d.c. d.c. bureau chief sam ford is live outside capitol hill montessori with what they have to say. sam? sam: michelle, this is one of three d.c. schools where there were lead levels in the water that were above the federal guidelines of 15 parts per billion. parents were stunned to find out they were 20 times above the acceptable level but they did not block it off to prevent students from drinking it. payne and minor elementary school had similar problems. one thought at payne was over 500 times the acceptable level. that is believed to be an anomaly. what has the montessori parents most upset the water tests were originally conducted last august and nobody told them abt they happen to learn about this reading a blog. >> we need to be immediately notified when the lead tests come back. immediately. positive or neg

one written about ruth bader ginsburg and one who wrote about michelle obama. that is is what is coming up next. >> .. >> good afternoon. it is my pleasure to welcome you. we are live on c-span right now, so i will remind you. please do so now were shut them off or silence them. it will be having a question-and-answer discussion for about 30 to 40 minutes. it will open it up for audience questions after that. if you wish to ask a question i ask that you start forming a line about 135 or so. who will be handling the book signing in a slightly different way than you may be used to. behind directly to the bookstore tent on the mallt for sales and signing. sales and signing following his presentation. linda hirshman will be taking calls and doing an interview on c-span so she will be in the same tent but half an hour after the presentation is over following that appearance. it is our pleasure to welcome you she year and we want to thank c-span and cox communications for sponsoring this venue and we thank the national institute for civil discourse for sponsoring this

>> in wo accompter] trying to get a clean getaway. >> and working on the michelle obama book i became something on the theme of work, life, balance and how to make those choices between living a fulfilling satisfying home life. you remember how many people in certain groups found their teeth grinding what she described herself as mom in chief. she said will look, i actually think my most important role on this planet is to raise rounded, happy girl. this is this is what i do, i believe feminism is about the right to make choices. i'm really curious what younor n found in justice ginsburg and justice o'connor and how they balance those two worlds? >> it's interesting, justice ginsburg and justice o'connor are only two years apart with ginsburg the younger. but ginsburg spent a little time something around oklahoma walmart he was in the national guard. so she graduated from law school in 1959 whereas o'connor whereas o'connor graduated from law school in 1952. that's a big gap. by 1959 the world was starting to change. fr you had poets in san francisco, you had brown v board ofen educat

. >> reporter: repair work on this busted sewer line is putting a drain on michelle tong's business. >> nobody comes. >> reporter: her customers typically drive up to her drive cleaning shop but today, you can't park here. >> i had no idea and i looked and there was a giant hole in the middle of my street. >> reporter: crews here still don't know what caused the break that caused the giant hole. >> we do know that this particular pipe is actually quite old. 100 years old. >> reporter: as for the rest of the pipe along this second of sacramento street ... >> the sewer was actually inspected with a video camera earlier today and it looks very healthy and fine. >> reporter: san francisco public utilities commission says the ruptured pipe didn't affect power, gas, or water to nearby homes. just parking. >> i had to circle around a couple of times before i could find a spot. i thought it was just the rain, but this makes sense. >> reporter: it is old infrastructure haunting san francisco, but they are trying to stay ahead of the game digging up and replacing old sewer line. until all of t

repair work on this busted sewer line is putting a drain on michelle's business. >> no business.ody come. >> reporter: michelle's customers typically drive up to her dry-cleaning shop but today, you can't park here. >> i just had no idea. then i looked and it's like, there's a giant hole in the middle of the street! >> reporter: crews here still don't know what caused the break, the giant hole. >> we know this particular pipe is old, 100 years old. >> reporter: as for the rest of the pipe along this section of sacramento street -- >> the sewer, um, was actually inspected with a video camera earlier today and it looked very healthy and fine. >> reporter: san francisco public utilities commission says the ruptured pipe didn't affect power, gas or water to nearby homes, just parking. >> i had couple of times before i could find a spot. >> i thought it was just the rain but this makes more sense. >> reporter: now, back out live, this is old infrastructure coming back to haunt san francisco. the city is trying to dig up and replace old sewer lines but until all that work is done, expe

we are staying on top of it back to you and let you know what we know. michelle: we want to go to ky jackson from wbff. he is on the scene. ky, what can you tell us about the situation unfolding now? we just turned around video of when the suspect dressed in the ridiculous costume was shot. what else do you know? >> well, right now i understand that the suspect has not only been neutralized but apparently whatever device the suspect had on his body has been separated from him. that is a key component here to what has been happening all day. police were reticent to move in on the suspect because the device was on him and they simply had no way of knowing if he was boobytraped and if the device could explode. we understand that the suspect has been separated from the device. that means a medic unit can move in and tend to the suspect because he has been shot. this is 41st street. fox 45 on 41st street where the 41s interstate 83 is beneath. that area is where the suspect is outside the station. there are several medic units on the other side where we are waiting to

this is the voting machine and it actually has to the question on michelle woman be allowed to vote? we think this was a machine used as a tester machine so it was one that they were breaking in on how it worked and it included the women's voting questions. obviously, you can't quite see the dial but it votes yes or no, yes or no. we actually purchased any of them. sometimes people come to us and say i know that this thing is for sale or for you will see something on e-bay but a lot of times shots will contact us and say hey i just got this and you might be interested or don't generally buy lot for collections but this happened to come our way. we have one of the most intact suffered collections in the country. we have probably over 40,000 items in our collection. we have over 800 textiles and over 5000 photographs. we have more than 65 scraps in our collection we have artifacts and congressional cardfile's. we have over 3000 congressional file cards in our collection. we have over 200 political cartoons. we have artwork and decorative art so it runs the gamut. some of the things the

nbc bay area's michelle roberts was in the audience, where that convention is getting back on track now, michelle. >> reporter: that's right, there was just one hiccup this morning when a breaux testprotested was out of the building. i have talked to a couple of delegates. some say they're not quite ready to publicly back a candidate quite yet. donald trump kicked off the california gop convention to a sold-out crowd. >> we're going to win, but the truth is, we're going to win in a way that nobody has seen before. >> reporter: california has been simply a fund-raising stop for candidates but now critical votes are up for grabs. vomits that could decide the republican nominee. >> june 7th, you have a big, big day. because the world is going to be watching. >> reporter: today, trump called for united republican party. he criticized fellow gop candidate ted cruz. but spent most of his time talking about hillary clinton. >> crooked hillary, focus on hillary, she'll go down easier than any of the people we just beat. >> reporter: the republican front-runner reminded the delegates in he's ele

michelle: how long has it been available? >> 15 years. still on the market. so much information here. michelle: you can watch this at 9:00 on sunday. >> change of plan at the white house briefing. >> josh is out. he has a root canal. i am better at this. jonathan: she may be. that is allison janney. she took to the podium. she looks familiar she played the white house press secretary in "west wing." she was on the show for years. perform, be performing the jackal in her office at 5:30. so she made comments on the opioid epidemic in the united states. she is in town for the white house correspondent dinner. michelle: a hot ticket in town. jonathan: that is fun. michelle: coming up at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- safe disposal. "7 on your side" with ways to get rid of expired ja -- >> you saw the story first on 7. taking advantage of the free lunches for her child. brad bell was there when mundie was sentenced today. brad: despite earning more than $90,000 a year, she repeatedly filled out forms to secure free lunch for her child. today a year after we first exposed t

there's the rain on thursday, 50s and 40s on friday and saturday. >> thanks, michelle. we come back on "nbc 10 news today," live to nbc 10 monique braxton. one more time for update on this deadly train accident in delaware county. thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? never better i don't know if he likes that. yeah part of the complete breakfast >>> 10:26 this sunday. we continue to follow breaking news out of delaware county. an am track train struck a piece of construction equipment on the tracks. two people are dead. if you are concerned about someone on the train, here is the number to call. 8523-9101. now to nbc 10's monique braxton live on the scene. monique. >> reporter: hi, moments ago we learned more about the two people that passed away. we're told both am employees with about 40 years of service. we shou

♪ michelle: hello and welcome to "focus on europe." i'm michelle hennery. day, we give special attention to the terror rocking the continent from the victims picking up the pieces to the terrorists trying to reach new recruits. on the programme today, life in belgium after the bombings. turkey's fearless journalists. and the walls between catholics and protestants in northern ireland. after the terror attacks in belgium, people there and across europe are unsurprisingly afraid of it happening again. i lived in brussels before moving to germany, and friends there say that even though fear now accompanies them where ever they go, they refuse to give in to the terrorists. through the grief in the aftermath of the attacks, the capital of a country long known for the divide between its french and flemish speaking communities, has become more united. for laurent duhaut, maalbeek subway station will be hallowed ground for the rest of his life. among the 13 people killed by the suicide bombing of this metro station last tuesday was his best friend. >> as soon as i h

on little big shots that's become a breakout hit for abc. nobody gets more tickled than host steve harvey himself. and michelle him on the set of his other gig, his daytime >> who came up with the idea? >> ellen degeneres. and at first i said no. because i didn't have time to do another show. and ttey kept telling me idid. and they just kept calling and kept calling. and i just kept sa no. finally ellen called and told me how much it paid and so here i am. you like gravy? >> gravy is any favorite beverages. >> dancing phenoms and magicians are m history. little big shots is the most watched entertainment show in a decade. >> first off, the show is so built for me because i know to talk to kids. because i have kids in my life for 33 years. i don't pay any attention to the queue card and i keep telling them, you can't prep an 8-year-old. so the queue card guy, his whole job is -- >> do you have a favorite? >> this little japanese kid, who spoke no english, i think you already know i can't speak japannse. >> as for steve's other two shows? won on emmy for family feud and two emmyins for "steve harvey." >> emmy no

america's #1 detergent ♪ and i say good-bye t good-bye to every thing that i knew ♪ >> oh, listen on the michellehim to say good-bye. reena's final show here on "world news now." regular viewers of course, have seen plenty of photoshopped graphics that we call high jichks of reena. they're still upstairs working on these. >> i had forgotten these, actually. oh, my goodness. >> you were on the rid carpet. >> funny. all about reena ninan. >> i present to you -- >> is this the book. >> this is the book of all of the high jinks of all the graphics. it didn't open. >> maybe they haven't finished putting it all together yet. this is awesome. >> open this up, please. a this. this is lady gaga i think, right, singing the natio anthem. but they put my face which is the hijinx on the show. >> as hallowed as the grounds at augusta and at wimbledon, so is tv 3. we have a long tradition here, as well of anchors throughout the past. you can see them all over the years. >> the original, of course. >> lisa mccree. >> lisa mccree. >> blake. >> look at juju chang. >> anderson cooper. >> yes. and allison stewart. >

on september 7. jonathan: cool. michelle: all right.r is testing a new policy that could make a ride more expensive. the two new fees and how long riders have to get in a car mike: i'm mike carter-conneen at the thompson boat center which today two lucky capital fans won free playoff tickets as part of a scavenger hunt across the region. coming up, michelle: all right, big announcement from the cruz campaign. just minutes ago in indianapolis, cruz announcing that carly fiorina will be his running mate. we are following this developing story and we'll have more for you on "abc7 news at 5:00" and 6:00. jonathan: "7 on your side" this afternoon. in fact we will head downstairs to the help center where horace holmes is staking it out with a lot of big, buff guys, helping you. if you think about getting into shape this is time to call. horace: absolutely. beach season around the corner, even though it doesn't feel like it now. 703-236-9220. these are all fitness instructors from various gyms around the area. sport and health and clarendon fi

michel, and his son cesar. >> daniel: my dream was to always to put maison troisgros on my resume. r. >> anthony: bonjour. >> michel: comment allez-vous? >> anthony: tres bien. many have called maison troisgros the best restaurant in the world. and in the '60s, the brothers pierre and jean were early, important and fundamental innovators of what came to be known as nouvelle cuisine. behold one of their breakout classics, one of the truly game-changing, timeless, most influential dishes in history. it seems now, maybe, a simple thing, but it absolutely turned the world upside down when it debuted on the troisgros menu in 1962. i mean, when you have a dish this legendary, this iconic, there's no escaping it. the rolling stones will always have to play "jumping jack flash." if you google "troisgros", you'll see this. >> michel: so, forget everything you have on google and watch me now. okay? >> anthony: before this, fish was generally overcooked. it was served alongside elaborate garnishes, starches, vegetables. this simple, elegant, almost japanese ode to flavor changed the way we coo

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the of course the real question here is not one of whether michelle fields approached donald trump. s, according to authorities here, she penetrated that protective bubble and something that experienced reporters and any reporter who spent time on the campaign would understand about stepping inside that area when you're not invited inside that area. so i think perhaps most interesting about that is when we look at what the notes are from the assistant state attorney here is she says after reviewing video recordi there is no reasonable doubt that mr. lewandowski pulled ms. fields back as she was attempting to interview mr. trump. there we have confirmation. but lower in the document, it says mr. lewandowski could have called his agent's attention to her actions before taking actions himself if he considered her a threat. in addition soon after the incident mr. lewandowski publicly denied touching ms. fields in any way. while this might weight against actions in defeps of mr. trump and this is highlighted and bolded they do not outweigh the reasonable hypothesis of innocence of the rea

>>reporter: there are a couple big ones, michelle.is because cal trains says rider numbers are up and they're hoping the changes will better accommodate everyone. first let's talk to about bikes. there are seats for 72 bicycles now instead of 48. those good news for people who have a hard time finding space on the train for themselves and their bike. we're hoping to learn more at a conference today. >> jackie, will this mean trains will be delayed at each stop as people try to get on and off a with bikes? >>reporter: no. cal trains said more people were already making the trains so they've adjusted schedules by several minutes. in fact those changes are in effect today. if you typically take cal train to work, you may want to check the schedule online. >> thank you, jackie. >>> bart will continue to run shuttle trains today. the mass transit agency tested the stretch of rail over the weekend and found out it's still not ready for full service. the portion of track was shut down because of voltage spikes damaging trains. >> that's a hu

a cell phone and some personal items were found on that boat. >>> and michelle obama taking aim at mississippi's recently passed freedom bill, or now, law. at a commencement speech. the new law allows businesses to refuse services to lgbt people based on religious briefs. the first lady calling for equality, saying the march for civil rigs is not just about african-americans, but all americans, no matter who they are or who they love. she called on the class to register to vote. >>> and the british royals are releasing this new video for their new campaign tackling the stigma of mental illness. the dutch -- duke and duchess of cambridge joining forces with prince harry. the largest project the younger royals have taken on. the heads together is this year's charity of choice at the london marathon which is going on right now. >>> it's a big day for the nba on the court for the warriors. the golden state warriors, game four against the houston rocket this is afternoon. curry back working out with the team after sitting out games two and three because of a sprained ankle. >> you okay, rob? >> you o

: hello and welcome to "focus on europe." i'm michelle hennery. we give special attention to the terror rocking the continent from the victims picking up the pieces to the terrorists trying to reach new recruits. on the programme today, life in belgium after the bombings. turkey's fearless journalists. and the walls between catholics and protestants in northern ireland. after the terror attacks in belgium, people there and across europe are unsurprisingly afraid of it happening again. i lived in brussels before moving to germany, and friends

hold on one second. >> i'm going to stop talking to larry. michelleo talk to you. >> your candidate says that ge is bad for the moral fabric of america. come on. do you -- do you side with him on that? >> i don't know exactly what he was talking about, but i can tell you that ge, ge is a wonderful company, but ge has a history of particularly under nuclear jack welch of treating a lot of its employees as costs to be cut rather than assets to be developed. and that kind of american company is not an american company. ge is a global company and getting back and making kind of a connection between the -- your two questions and what larry said, the problem is that these global companies don't have any particular allegiance to the united states in terms of american living standards and american wages, american growth. >> were you embarrassed to read that bernie sanders never visited what must be the largest manufacturing plant in vermont run by general electric, one of the largest employers. >> two big plants in vermont. two. >> is he in touch at all with

on. over to michelle. >>> there is one big hole in the middle of a san francisco street.s is on sacramento street where a small sinkhole grew into a 17-foot chasm. the ground gave way at 5 p.m. yesterday on this stretch of sacramento between lion and baker and it seems that a sewer line break caused the trouble. >> the sinkhole is localized to the middle of the street. the homes are not affected. crews will be here tonight assisting anyone that wants to come in and out of these homes with their cars on their driveways and crews will be here to assist them. >> officials predict it will take two or three days to fix. no muni lines were affected. >>> many uber drivers want to be deemed employees. but the ridesharing company is paying up to $100 million to make sure the issue doesn't go to court for now. kpix 5's anne makovec on why this could be a win for uber despite the huge settlement. >> reporter: uber drivers work as independent contractors. that's how uber keeps its fares low. there's barely any overhead and that's how it's going to stay even after this settlement. the

on a new bill. jackie? >> reporter: michelleat many sexual assault victims are pushing for, one that would allow them to charge their abuser no matter how much time has passed. this bill was introduced in light of the case against bill cosby. right now, the statute of limitations in california is a decade meaning that helen hayes here in california cannot press charges against bill cosby. >> if it's abolished, maybe it will save someone from being attacked. you can hide like he did for all these years, laughing at everything and saying they can't do anything to me. >> reporter: laws like that don't act retro actively, so even if it passes, hayes would not be able to take action against cosby. one of the reasons that the limitations exist is to make sure that defendants are prosecuted with evidence that hasn't deteriorated with time. jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> two berkeley graduate students have filed a sexual harassment suit against professor blake wentworth and the state of california. wentworth still works there. >>> police offi

on staff. reporting live in san francisco, i'm michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >>> on that note, michelle, twitter making an announcement today about paid leaved a their company. the company says it will offer new moms and dads up to 20 weeks paid leave. this as long as they are full-time employee at twitter. their policy starts on may 1st for all employees who work in the u.s. >>> as predicted, it is hot. and tomorrow even hotter. 90-degree temperatures will hit the south bay, north bay and tri-valley in the next 24 hours. even san francisco is going to get a blast of heat. let's bring in meteorologist rob mayeda who has this updated timeline for us. >> temperatures about 10 to 15 degrees warmer than yesterday at this same time. san jose running in the mid-80s. 82 in san jose. out towards walnut creek, 81 degrees as some of the east bay micro climates also in the 80s. antioch, brentwood, we'll take you over to san francisco. typically the coolest micro climates around the bay area should be right there near ocean beach but pretty interesting, you can see the numbers here, upper 60s and 70